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"I was in the right place at the right time and decided to give modeling a try."
"No, I've never been a waitress." [on whether she is a method actress, as she played an "an orgy-loving waitress" on Sex and the City.]
"Here's a great reality tv show: tape stupid models talking to each other." [Maxim 2003]
"With plastic surgey you can become beautiful. But brain transplant doesn't exist yet." [Maxim 2003]
“One day I looked down and I had breasts. I said, ‘Wow! How’d that happen?’ I was so excited I had to call my mom.”
"When you hear me say, "Lloyd, Harry what are you doing here, I've been kidnapped by Principal Collins..." [in Dumb and Dumberer] you can see in my eyes I'm just trying really hard not to laugh. Twenty takes later, the camera crew hates me and I'm about to be fired."
"Jessica [my character in Dumb and Dumberer] is the best of both worlds basically. It was really important to me [that she also gets to be smart], because a lot of time, the high school girl who's the object of everyone's affection is either really rude and bitchy... or she's dumb as nails. And I was happy I didn't have to be either one of those. Which is nice for younger girls."
"Derek, as sweet as he is, doesn't know his own strength. I'm walking to him in my initial [Dumb and Dumberer] opening scene where you meet Jessica. And she walks up to him and Harry's supposed to bump into her. Well, it was on a bit of a grade, and I was walking up the grade and he walked into me, knocking me off the set, basically. And I think you can hear Troy saying in one of the outtakes: "Don't hurt the girl! Don't hurt the girl! If she's down, we're out." He would really deck me sometimes, and I'd get knocked on my ass."
"I actually had to do a lot of the driving [in Dumb and Dumberer], which wasn't in my contract. Basically, my stunt double was a very broad shouldered, dark-haired, dark skinned man. He was a great guy, however, from about 500 yards away, you can tell it wasn't me. So they said, "Can you drive?" And I said "Oh good lord, yes I can." [...] So I'm on the walkie talkie with Troy and he's going, "Okay, speed up real fast and get as close to the bus as you can." So I'm driving and the tires are screeching and I actually rammed into the bus, which is the take that you see in the movie. I wasn't supposed to run into the bus. I initially got really embarrassed. All the special needs kids that were in the bus started laughing at me because I actually hit the bus and Troy came out screaming at me. "How could you do this? Do you know how much money we've put into that prop?" Now I'm in tears, and he's starts laughing, because that's the way Troy is. Then he's like "I think I'm gonna try to use that take."
"I was a sponge the entire time I was in Atlanta. I freely admit that I had no idea what was going on, I had never done a big budget film before. Any advice anyone wanted to give me I was willing to take."
"There's an episode [of The Inside] where Rob Hall made a mold of my arm - painted it with the veins and everything. It was my arm. And then my wrist is cut. I couldn't get it out of my head for a long time, because, it was my arm. It looked so real."
"They're very tight-lipped, the [Alias] writers. [...] I could be bionic. As long as they don't write into the script that I used to be a man, they can do whatever they want."
"I think I wore the same suit every day for 'The Inside', except that one episode where I got to wear jeans. Then this one [Alias] is ca-razy. I'm sure there will be many occasions for me to sport a rubber dress, grass dress, the dress made out of pieces of nature, anything they want."
"I got the script for my first big fight scene, and I'm wearing a minidress, fishnet stockings, a red wig and stiletto heels. It was like, welcome to 'Alias.'"
"My first day on set [of Alias], I met Jen and she said, 'I'm glad you're here. Now you can wear the bikini.'"
“It sounds so cheesy, I know. But the way a man smells is really important. It must be something about the pheromones. People think I’m nuts. But there’s something very primal, very animalistic about it.”
“I definitely wasn’t one of the cool kids in high school. I was a dork. I was this shy, skinny, flat-chested girl with long arms.”
"I was, as my mom puts it, a late bloomer. Which meant I had uncontrollable arms and legs... I had very long appendages, and it took several years of highly structured dance classes for me to be able to control myself. I was a klutz. I was best friends with everyone, and every boy I ever had a crush on wanted to date my best friend. Except now, when I go home. That's the fun part."
"Always be yourself. Keep a good head on your shoulders and don't do anything that you don't feel comfortable doing. And, most importantly, smile, smile and smile" [her advice to aspiring models]
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